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He preserved the mind in the fire of the womb;

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at His Command, the wind blows everywhere. ||2||

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These worldly attachments, loves and pleasurable tastes,

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all are just black stains.

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One who departs, with these black stains of sin on his face

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shall find no place to sit in the Court of the Lord. ||3||

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By Your Grace, we chant Your Name.

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Becoming attached to it, one is saved; there is no other way.

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Even if one is drowning, still, he may be saved.

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O Nanak, the True Lord is the Giver of all. ||4||3||5||

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Dhanaasaree, First Mehl:

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If a thief praises someone, his mind is not pleased.

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If a thief curses him, no damage is done.

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No one will take responsibility for a thief.

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How can a thief's actions be good? ||1||

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Listen, O mind, you blind, false dog!

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Even without your speaking, the Lord knows and understands. ||1||Pause||

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A thief may be handsome, and a thief may be wise,

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but he is still just a counterfeit coin, worth only a shell.

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If it is kept and mixed with other coins,

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it will be found to be false, when the coins are inspected. ||2||

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As one acts, so does he receive.

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As he plants, so does he eat.

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He may praise himself gloriously,

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but still, according to his understanding, so is the path he must follow. ||3||

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He may tell hundreds of lies to conceal his falsehood,

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and all the world may call him good.

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If it pleases You, Lord, even the foolish are approved.

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O Nanak, the Lord is wise, knowing, all-knowing. ||4||4||6||

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Dhanaasaree, First Mehl:

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The body is the paper, and the mind is the inscription written upon it.

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The ignorant fool does not read what is written on his forehead.

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In the Court of the Lord, three inscriptions are recorded.

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Behold, the counterfeit coin is worthless there. ||1||

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O Nanak, if there is silver in it,

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then everyone proclaims, "It is genuine, it is genuine."||1||Pause||

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The Qazi tells lies and eats filth;

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the Brahmin kills and then takes cleansing baths.

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The Yogi is blind, and does not know the Way.

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The three of them devise their own destruction. ||2||

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He alone is a Yogi, who understands the Way.

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By Guru's Grace, he knows the One Lord.

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He alone is a Qazi, who turns away from the world,

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and who, by Guru's Grace, remains dead while yet alive.

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He alone is a Brahmin, who contemplates God.

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He saves himself, and saves all his generations as well. ||3||

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One who cleanses his own mind is wise.

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One who cleanses himself of impurity is a Muslim.

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One who reads and understands is acceptable.

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Upon his forehead is the Insignia of the Court of the Lord. ||4||5||7||

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Dhanaasaree, First Mehl, Third House:

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One Universal Creator God. By The Grace Of The True Guru:

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No, no, this is not the time, when people know the way to Yoga and Truth.

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The holy places of worship in the world are polluted, and so the world is drowning. ||1||

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In this Dark Age of Kali Yuga, the Lord's Name is the most sublime.

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Some people try to deceive the world by closing their eyes and holding their nostrils closed. ||1||Pause||

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They close off their nostrils with their fingers, and claim to see the three worlds.

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